go into

• Verbe à particule utilisé pour indiquer l'entrée dans un lieu, le début d'une profession ou d'un état, ou le commencement d'une discussion ou d'une étude détaillée de quelque chose.

A phrasal verb used to indicate entering a place, starting a particular profession or state, or beginning to discuss or examine something in detail.

indénombrable · verbe irrégulier · intransitif · phrasal, inséparable

1. Enter a placeformal

   To physically enter a location, building, or area.

   entrer dans un lieu

   • She went into the house to get her coat.
   • He went into the store to buy some milk.
   • They went into the garden to enjoy the sunshine.

   Synonymescome intoenterget into

   Antonymesexitleave

2. Begin a career or activityformal

   To start working in a particular profession or to become involved in a specific activity.

   se lancer dans (une carrière/activité)

   • She decided to go into medicine after college.
   • He went into politics at a young age.
   • Many students go into teaching after graduation.

   Synonymesbeginembark onenterget intojoinpursuestarttake upundertake

   Antonymesabandonleavequitretirewithdraw

3. Examine or discuss in detailformal

   To investigate, analyze, or discuss a subject thoroughly.

   examiner en détail

   • The report goes into the causes of the accident.
   • We don't need to go into all the details right now.
   • The professor went into the theory in great depth.

   Synonymesanalyzediscussdissectexamineexploreinvestigatelook intoprobereviewscrutinizestudy

   Antonymesignoreoverlookskim

4. Collide withinformal

   To crash or hit something, especially while driving.

   entrer en collision avec

   • The car went into a tree on the icy road.
   • He lost control and went into the guardrail.
   • The cyclist went into a parked car.

   Synonymesbump intocollide withhitrun into

   Antonymesavoidmissswerve

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